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Legislative Day on the Hill

 

Members Only - NAIFA-Florida Legislative Day on the Hill Registration Open

Attending the NAIFA-Florida Legislative Day on the Hill, January 30, 2012, is your opportunity to participate in the political process and visit with legislators from around the state to underscore the importance of insurance and financial agents and advisors in the marketing and sale of insurance and financial products.

We need you in Tallahassee now more then ever on January 30, 2012!

Click here to view or print out our complete registration form, or for more information and a schedule.

Click here to register online.

Call the NAIFA-Florida Office if you have any questions at (850) 422-1701.

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